Johan,
No, there isn't. You either have to load the two separate results sets
into memory, and process them accordingly, or, as you are finding out, move
one table into the other database.
If you are using SQL Server at all, you could use the OPENROWSET
function to open the result sets in SQL server and then further manipulate
them there, but that might not be a viable option.

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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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> Johan